Correspondence.
Found in 7210 Collections and/or Records:
13 letters of John Barr.
On Barr's imprisonment and experiences during and following the Radical uprising of 1820.
17 letters, circa 1752-circa 1781, of and to Hugh Hume Campbell, 3rd Earl of Marchmont.
Concerning estate and family matters.
With six letters and other papers, 1674-1766, concerning Bruce Campbell and his family.
18 letters of John Smith.
Concerning Road Trustee business in Roxburghshire.
20 letters and cards, 1990-1996, of Ronald Stevenson to Michael Lister, on musical and personal matters.
Includes:
copies of 23 letters, 1990-1996, of Lister to Stevenson
copy of letter, 1994, of Lister to Alasdair Gray
correspondence, 1989-1996, of Lister, concerning Ronald Stevenson.
22 letters of Thomas Carlyle and 19 of Jane Welsh Carlyle, 1830-1867 and undated, to members of his family.
With eight letters of John Aitken Carlyle to his mother and brother, two letters, 1841, 1852, of R W Emerson to Thomas Carlyle, and associated correspondence.
31 letters, 1822-1836, of Sir David Wilkie to Sir James Willoughby Gordon.
Mostly on artistic matters.
With copies of three letters, 1828-1839, of Gordon to Wilkie, and an associated memorandum.
A volume consisting of letters of Major-General Granville G A Egerton in the Afghan and Egyptian campaigns to members of his family, with notes in his hand on the flyleaves concerning the letters. His bookplate is pasted inside the front cover., 1879-1880, 1882.
Abstracts and copies of correspondence of William Elliot concerning disturbances in Counties Sligo, Mayo, Leitrim, Cavan and Limerick., 1806-1807.
Abstracts of the correspondence of the the Governor-General., 1811.
Academic and literary correspondence of Professor Alastair Fowler, with some drafts of works and press cuttings.
This accession is one of several in the National Library of Scotland covering mainly incoming correspondence, but also containing copies of some outgoing letters and other literary material.
Acc.12015/57 gives biographical details on individual correspondents.
Academic and literary papers, including typescripts, drafts and correspondence, of Angus Calder.
Concerning his doctoral thesis, books and broadcasts, his involvement in East African literature, his editorship of 'Journal of Commonwealth literature' and convenorship of the Scottish Poetry Library.
Includes lectures notes, drafts, histories, correspondence and interviews.
Account and letter books of W Green and Son Ltd, and of their predecessors, Bell and Bradfute, law publishers, Edinburgh.
Account, apparently by John Hobart, 2nd Earl of Buckinghamshire, of his period of office as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, with extracts from his correspondence., 1777-1780.
Account books and other business records of T and T Clark, publishers, Edinburgh.
Account of the captivity of Alexander Scott in the Sahara between 1810 and 1816 after having been shipwrecked on the African coast opposite the Canary Islands as set down by Professor Thomas Stewart Traill and William Lawson from conversations with Scott., [1816, or after.]
This detailed account of Alexander Scott's life with nomadic Arabs provides a wealth of sociological and geographical information. Includes a map and geographical appendix by the geographer, James Rennell, and related correspondence.
Accounts and correspondence, arranged alphabetically by the tradesman's name, of William McAdam, chiefly concerning the building of Ballochmorrie House in 1831., 1831.
Accounts and correspondence of James Thin, bookseller, antiquarian and second-hand department., 1992-1999.
Accounts and correspondence of William McAdam, chiefly concerning the building of Ballochmorrie House, with tradesmen with surnames from A-K., 1831.
Accounts and correspondence of William McAdam, chiefly concerning the building of Ballochmorrie House, with tradesmen with surnames from L-Z., 1831.
Accounts and estate papers of Ulbster., 1816-1848.
Accounts and financial papers of James Thin, bookseller., 1848-1853, 1855-1857, 1920-2002.
Accounts and miscellaneous papers of Neil Munro., 1928-1964.
The contents are as follows. (i) Accounts of McGrigor, Donald and Company, writers in Glasgow, for work in connection with the Trust, 1930-1952 (folio 1); (ii) Miscellaneous papers, 1928-1964 (folio 55).